RIKNSTEIN
Well-Known Member
Dude can you slap me with your keyboard one more time...I like it...you fuckin moron
guys like you (TROLLS) entertain me immensely.
Do these look small for being a couple days short of 4 weeks old?
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guys like you (TROLLS) entertain me immensely.
trivman10
Member
All you do is cut off the very newest growth or about 80 % for a fim (fuck i missed) that will give you 2 or 4 colas or more in some cases, you wait a couple weeks until your new colas are at a decent length then tie those bad boys down lst style and vioala you you have a little bush which is easy to get very even lighting to all the colas. Now this may be over kill for what your doing but i personally like to do a second fiming/topping on my usally 4 -6 colas a couple days after i start lst and i end up with 10-15 colas with i can lst and keep them all even and fairly short and thick.
therollingj
Member
I see, yeah I'm going to probably do this. My plants have been started indoors, but in the next month or less they will be ready to go outside permanently which is what I'm probably going to do. I'd rather keep them bushy, but I'm very hesitant to cut anything off of these because they've been growing so slow and aren't in ideal conditions...
MadmanStitch
Active Member
a load of shit? if you got a light thats on and off repeatedly getting interupted itll create stress that can turn a plant male, indeed you miss understood or i doubt you woulda opened your mouth.. from what i understood your lighting gets interupted and by that you mean you dont have a set light schedule its just random? i put seedlings under my 600w i didnt mean that to much light makes males that would be a load of shit, but by my experance your gunna want a steady light schedule uninterupted...
SweetestCheeba
Well-Known Member
As long as ur plant is not FLOWERING u can switch the lighting schedule every day. Only in FLOWERING is there a NEED for a SET light schedule of 12/12.
Growing isn't all that easy, theres under/over watering, under/over fertilizing, not enough/too much light or heat, air flow or humidity.
There are also PH levels and Co2 levels but i don't bother to worry about those, at least not yet.
Bottom line is, you can't just stick plants outside in the middle of no where and come back in three months expecting a monumental yield...
I think the most important part is not only knowledge but time and patience. learning to accept and correct the mistakes you make and bettering yourself along the way.
One does not simply go ahead and tell someone they're bad and they should give up, a helpful individual would offer critique or at least some beneficial constructive criticism!
I'd say they're lookin good for where they're at!
Really the lower growth isn't too important as long as the top growth flourishes because your plant will grow to be an easy 3 feet tall, given time!
If leaves dry up and brown at the tips or anywhere, just clip the brown off and leave the green.
The edge you cut won't brown, and they'll give up on the damaged parts and work their energy upwards.
Remember, you never get a better understanding unless you experiment with different methods. I look forward to seeing updates
There are also PH levels and Co2 levels but i don't bother to worry about those, at least not yet.
Bottom line is, you can't just stick plants outside in the middle of no where and come back in three months expecting a monumental yield...
I think the most important part is not only knowledge but time and patience. learning to accept and correct the mistakes you make and bettering yourself along the way.
One does not simply go ahead and tell someone they're bad and they should give up, a helpful individual would offer critique or at least some beneficial constructive criticism!
I'd say they're lookin good for where they're at!
Really the lower growth isn't too important as long as the top growth flourishes because your plant will grow to be an easy 3 feet tall, given time!
If leaves dry up and brown at the tips or anywhere, just clip the brown off and leave the green.
The edge you cut won't brown, and they'll give up on the damaged parts and work their energy upwards.
Remember, you never get a better understanding unless you experiment with different methods. I look forward to seeing updates
Bakatare666
Well-Known Member
You might tell us the age if you want an opinion if they're small for the age.
trivman10
Member
Yeah there is a monumental amount that goes into growing GOOD weed with high yields if you just want to expirement not so much just dont expect to get alot if you dont put alot into it also genetics are everything ive gotten good weed out of bagseed but your probably gonna get better results from not so good grow situations and good strain then with bad genetics and good conditions . I agree though knowledge and much patience are key to growing good bud do research and i mean lots and lots and lots dont go with every single thing you hear many of those things are biased look at both sides of every school of thought on growing find what works for you .Growing isn't all that easy, theres under/over watering, under/over fertilizing, not enough/too much light or heat, air flow or humidity.
There are also PH levels and Co2 levels but i don't bother to worry about those, at least not yet.
Bottom line is, you can't just stick plants outside in the middle of no where and come back in three months expecting a monumental yield...
I think the most important part is not only knowledge but time and patience. learning to accept and correct the mistakes you make and bettering yourself along the way.
One does not simply go ahead and tell someone they're bad and they should give up, a helpful individual would offer critique or at least some beneficial criticism!
I'd say they're lookin good for where they're at!
Really the lower growth isn't too important as long as the top growth flourishes because your plant will grow to be an easy 3 feet tall, given time!
If leaves dry up and brown at the tips or anywhere, just clip the brow off and leave the green.
The edge you cut won't brown, and they'll give up on the damaged parts and work their energy upwards.
Remember, you never get a better understanding unless you experiment with different methods. I look forward to seeing updates
millie
Active Member
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therollingj
Member
Lol in the name of the post. A couple days short of 4 weeks.You might tell us the age if you want an opinion if they're small for the age.
Budginner2
Member
no need for this, growing is easy when you know how and its not that easy to find all the information you need in one place.shouldnt be posting if its not constructive criticism.